I know that I should not reply, and I know that it is probably useless to do so, but I think no matter if you support Clinton or Sanders that people should know the WA state party stood behind the person the people voted for. And really if you don't care about this, why put so much energy into being upset? You are doing it wrong. When you say "So what" it is suppose to mean that you don't care, and that would mean that you would not post statements that show that you actually do care.

A preschool teacher told me to take elderberry at the first signs of a cold. I do this now and it seems to work. In addition to the elderberry, I stay away from exercise, drink lemon water with echinacea drops, and stay away from alcohol as well. Basically anything I think will lower my immune system I stay away from.

I took ASL at North Seattle College from a fabulous teacher that also happens to be Deaf. The first three courses in ASL are offered at North, after that you could take more but it would need to be at UW through the Linguistics dept. They offer a minor in ASL/ Deaf studies.
In my opinion you should definitely take as many classes as possible and preferably with a Deaf teacher. I also think it would be a good idea to go to ASL meet ups or Deaf culture events. The best way to learn a language is to use it and the best way to learn is from the source. There is a meet up at Tully's by University Village 10 am every Saturday. You can also find that info on Meetup.com. As for online sources this guys is the best https://www.youtube.com/user/billvicars. He also has this website to help with fingerspelling http://www.asl.ms/. Hope this helps! I think it is great that you are wanting to learn. I love ASL and it's power to communicate in ways that are just not possible with spoken word. Good luck!

Alot has happened over the course of year for SC. I can't type out all the detail now, because there are many, but do a little digging before you make plans to go. I made a previous post concerning SC and it is in my history so feel free to start there. I can post more later if you do not find the answers there.

Thanks for your reply! I did hear about the cancellation and read the facebook post. I am really sorry that happened to you and all the other people who were affected as well. Did you ever get your money back? I was hoping that they would be back on for the 2016 Bali retreat and was hesitant to sign up. I sent them an email with a few questions about the retreat and never got a response. I am hesitant to attend, but it is hard to find advanced hooping classes at my level on a regular basis and I would have to wait a whole year to attend the next hoop camp. I would love to hear more about your experience if you are willing to share! I definitely don't want to commit to something until I know all the facts! Thanks!

Of course: )! Thank you for the warm thoughts, it was a tough summer, but the experience has not come without positive interactions and experiences along with lessons learned.
All of the people that signed up for Sacred Circularities Sedona 2015, Bali 2015 summer series, teachers for Spring series ( not sure if it is all or not), Ananda Cottages ( some has been repaid, but not all) and anyone that maybe bought a ticket and did not go but was planning on going 2015 are all out money and have not been repaid, both teachers and students. As of now Bali 2016 might happen, but only if SC is able to pay everyone back by December 2015. That decision is yet to be made. The whole situation has caused a lot of hurt and distrust for those affected, and I am sure affected the hoop community as a whole when it comes to festivals, retreats and workshops. It is difficult to hand your hard earned cash over after something like this happens.Ya know? I would say that if you are looking for a retreat that this one is suppose to be amazing.
http://www.therhythmway.com/in-depth-hoopdance

If I had my money back I would buy a ticket to this in a heartbeat. I recently took a workshop with Gail O'Brien she is a really great teacher, seriously talented and just an really genuine and down to earth person.
If that is not a possibility, Jonathan Baxter is touring around the states right now so you might want to look if he is coming anywhere close to where you are located at www.hooppath.com

I show a lot of love through touch; I'm very selective about who I like touching me, so if I'm very feely with someone it's a big clue. Casually touching someone, like holding hands or linking arms while walking, touching their back as I pass by them, etc. are little things which demonstrate my desire to be close to them. I also like to verbalize my affection because I like people knowing exactly why I think they're so wonderful. This probably stems from all the guesswork I do trying to get into others' heads, so I like just letting them know. Quality time/acts of service are also important, but don't rank quite as highly. I am always trying to anticipate my loved one's needs, so that one is a natural compulsion. Even though I don't think it's as exciting or direct as maybe touch or being told something, I genuinely appreciate when someone will do something that makes my life easier. It's very thoughtful and practical way that makes an immediate difference in my day and wellbeing.

One of the biggest clues I love someone is if I let them see my imperfections. I'm constantly trying to hide them and be the perfect version of my self with everyone, so I can end up wearing a variety of masks and not disclosing my personal reality. If I'm with you and letting it all hang out, not even trying to look good or not editing myself in any way, that is a huge "I TRUST YOU AND FEEL SAFE IN YOUR PRESENCE" message. Haha being my relaxed and legitimate worst self is a poor display of love (I'm sure most people prefer my curated personality), but it is the most genuine way I can let you know I love you and I'm willing to share my whole self with you.

In the past I have used Car2 go quite frequently, but for the last 6 months I feel things have really gone downhill. I have never had a problem with their customer service and I have received plenty of free minutes for a variety of problematic reservations, but last Thursday I decided I would not be using Car2go any longer because it is just too frustrating. I don't have a car for many reasons and frustration the moment I get behind the wheel is one of them. After an hour of walking around Queen Anne, reserving 2 different cars, talking with cs twice and then after all of that still not being able to get the car to recognize my card, I called an Uber and I uninstalled the Car2go app.

Remember the forum. We ENTPs are the most introverted extroverts. The young ones don't know it, but it's true. Every mad scientist needs lab time. Sometimes an idea grabs us so hard that we simply have to work it out. The focus is simply stuck.

When we're in that phase, we probably have the strongest focus of any of the types. For a group of people that define ADD, that feels like a divine gift.

Unfortunately, we can't set this aside, not even for sweet, sweet INFJ love. It's just hard wired in. I've tried, and there is nothing worse than being tormented by an idea when I'm trying to be there for someone else. I'm trying to serve both, but failing twice as hard.

A comparison might be that it would be like asking you all to stop absorbing emotions and seeking to harmonize them... I think.

Feelings freely shared are the best kind. If I didn't hear my wife say "I love you" for a whole day, and it was never in context where she "should" say it, I don't think I'd notice its absence. On the other hand, every time I hear it, it makes me feel good.

In agreement with /KStreetFighter2 on this. My husband is an INTP, his way of understanding things is to deconstruct. In the beginning of our relationship there were a couple times I felt I was defending the way I felt about things, but then one day he explained why he did things this way. It made sense, and from that point on I never took it personally. I changed my perspective to see the benefit of deconstructing my ideas. I enjoy his logic and find it to be very beneficial, because when I am trying to explain things to others I am not usually speaking with INFJ types, therefore I feel communicating with an INTP on a regular basis has taught me how to better communicate my feelings to others. I want my feelings to make sense, I don't want to come off as emotional, I want my feelings,ideas and thoughts to have a solid foundation.
Then there are certain things that he will never understand, the things that maybe only another INFJ would understand. For this I just realize that I am an INFJ and I don't expect him or anyone else to understand those things.

Do you ever know about a great place and not want to tell anyone about it? It's a little divey and has yet to be discovered by Reddit except for a post about doing a pub crawl, but there is a place called Cooper's Ale House on 15th Ave NE & Lake City Way. Better than all the rest, trust me on this.